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MOVIE IN THE PARK
FRIDAY, MAY 8TH
2015
FREE ADMISSION!
COLD DRINKS AND
AT WESTSIDE PARK
POPCORN WILL BE
IN DOWNTOWN
AVAILABLE FOR
HOPKINSVILLE
PURCHASE.
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533 W. 9 STREET
NEAR THE 7th STREET
ALL SHOWINGS
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ALL FILMS RATED G OR PG
JOIN US FOR A GREAT EVENING OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT!
INFORMATION AT WWW.HOPTOWNREC.COM OR PHONE 270-887-4290
2015 SEASON
APRIL 25TH thru OCTOBER 31ST
7 AM—1 PM
9TH & MAIN
DOWNTOWN HOPKINSVILLE
Music at the Market
“The Geezers”
Performing
Saturday, May 9th
9 AM—Noon
Bring a Lawn Chair &
Enjoy the Great Outdoors
While you Shop the Area’s
Best Selection of Fresh,
Seasonal Agricultural
Products
Music Sponsored By
SATURDAY MORNING BIRD
WALK ON RAIL TRAIL
LED BY MEMBERS OF LITTLE RIVER
AUDUBON CHAPTER
Learn how to spot and identify both local birds and Spring
migrating birds.
Binoculars provided for loan to the first 10 participants.
Learn how to use binoculars, even if you wear eyeglasses.
This walk is FREE and open to the Public
SAT. MAY 9 —
8:00 A.M.
Meet at the North Drive Parking Lot of the
Rail Trail.
Call 270-886-8078 or email [email protected]
to register or for more information
2015 SEASON
APRIL 25TH thru OCTOBER 31ST
7 AM—1 PM
9TH & MAIN
DOWNTOWN HOPKINSVILLE
Providing you the area’s best selection of locally grown
and produced fruits, veggies, home-canned goods,
home-baked goods, honey, farm-fresh eggs, bedding
plants, perennials, cut-flowers and hand-crafted items
https://www.facebook.com/HopkinsvilleDowntownFarmersMarket
EBT & Debit Cards Accepted For More Info: 270.887.4285
MUSIC
AT MIDDAY
Thursdays at noon—
brief organ recitals on the historic
Estey Pipe Organ
Apr. 23: Wayne Eastham
Apr. 30: Stephen Wiggin
May 7: Wilson Augsburger
May 14: Wayne Eastham
May 21: Stephen Wiggin
Grace Episcopal Church
216 E. Sixth Street
Hopkinsville, KY
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Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library
1101 Bethel St. Hopkinsville, KY 42240 | 270-887-4263
SUMMER READING PROGRAM 2015
“Every Hero has a Story”
ALL AGES may participate: Listeners (0-5) Readers (6-12) Teen and Adult
ALL programs and events are FREE
REGISTRATION BEGINS :: MAY 4
PROGRAM RUNS :: JUNE 1 - JULY 11
HOW IT WORKS. . . . .
Listeners (0-5)
Listeners must be read to for 10 hours in the 4 weeks of the Summer Reading Program.
Readers (6-11)
Readers must read a total of 16 hours in the 4 weeks of the Summer Reading Program.
Teens (12-17)
Teens must read a total of 5 books in the 4 weeks of the Summer Reading Program.
Adults (18 and over)
Adults must read a total of 5 books in the 4 weeks of the Summer Reading Program.
Everyone must use their reading log to record the hours and/or minutes of reading along with the date.
You may only turn in 1 reading log; this will allow you 1 entry in the grand prize drawing. It is not
mandatory to go to a summer reading events, but we offer wonderful and fun-filled events for children
and teens. (See Calendar of Events for more information)
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
AT THE LIBRARY
KICK OFF PARTY :: June 1 | GRAND FINALE :: July 11
TUESDAYS for CHILDREN | THURSDAYS for TEENS
check our calendar for more details
Programs will include live animals, live music, dance
performances, crafts, and science programs, plus
community leaders, speakers and more!